1. Why does Toby say he wants to kill Dwight?
(a) To keep Dwight from hurting Rosemary.
(b) To win Norma's approval.
(c) To hurt Rosemary.
(d) To shut Dwight up.

2. Why won't Rosemary speak to Toby after the fight?
(a) She doesn't want to encourage him to fight.
(b) She is ashamed of him.
(c) She is angry at Dwight for showing Toby how to fight.
(d) She had bet money that Toby would win.

3. When Dwight drives drunk after visiting Marblemount tavern, Pearl grabs Toby when Dwight takes sharp curves. What does this show about Pearl and Toby's relationship?
(a) Both Pearl and Toby are victims of Dwight's cruelty.
(b) Pearl and Toby act as a support system for each other.
(c) Pearl fears her father.
(d) Pearl has feelings for Toby.

4. What is the significance of Dwight's story about the salmon that risk their lives on their journey to Chinook, spawn, and then die?
(a) The same will happen to Toby and his mother if they move to Chinook.
(b) Life is a long and ultimately fruitless journey.
(c) Unlike Rosemary, Dwight believes it takes hard work and determination to get what you want.
(d) Dwight would like to take Toby fishing.

5. How does Dwight react when Rosemary wins the turkey shoot?
(a) He becomes jealous of the other men congratulating her.
(b) He storms into his room and pouts when they return home.
(c) He congratulates her.
(d) He blames his performance on Toby.